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Atwick, Yorkshire Coast East Yorkshire ATWICK, YORKSHIRE COAST EAST YORKSHIRE 1.59 ACRES APPROX. SHELTERED GRASS PADDOCK/ AMENITY LAND GUIDE PRICE: OFFERS OVER £15,000 1.59 ACRES OF PERMANENT GRASSLAND ATWICK, YORKSHIRE COAST Hornsea 2 miles | Skipsea 3miles (All distances approximate) DESCRIPTION OVERAGE PROVISION A single parcel of permanent grassland extending to The land will be sold subject to an overage clause whereby approximately 1.59 acres (0.64 hectares) ideally located and the Vendor or their Successors in Title will receive 30% of any suited for amenity or equestrian purposes subject to uplift in value arising as a result of obtaining any planning planning. The land is enclosed by mature hedgerow consent for a change of use from agriculture for a period of boundaries and has good road frontage and access directly 80 years from the completion of contracts. The Vendor may on to Church Lane. consider alternatives to this provision but any offer made must clearly set out an alternative to this provision and detail LOCATION & ACCESS the proposed change of use. The land is located to the west of the B1242 in the village of Atwick and adjoins the Church. Atwick is situated between PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY, EASEMENTS AND WAYLEAVES the coastal Town of Hornsea and Skipsea on the Yorkshire The land is sold subject to all the accustomed or granted Coast. rights of way, water, support, drainage, electricity supplies, light, or other easements, or quasi easements and LOCATION PLAN restrictive covenants and all existing or proposed wayleaves for electricity, drainage, water, gas and other pipes whether shown on the plan or indicated in these particulars or not and without any obligations to define the same respectively. PLANS, AREAS AND SCHEDULES The plans provided in these sales particulars and the areas stated are for guidance only and are subject to verification with the title deeds. CONTAMINATED LAND The Vendor is not aware of any land having been filled with any contaminated matter referred to in the Environmental Protection Act 1990. The Vendor does not give any METHOD OF SALE guarantee in this respect and advises the Purchaser(s) to The property is for sale as a whole by Private Treaty. make such enquiries and investigations, which may be Interested parties should register their interest with Dee necessary to satisfy themselves that none of this land is so Atkinson and Harrison to be kept informed as to how the filled. sale will be concluded. The Vendor reserves the right to complete a sale by any other means at their discretion. VAT In the event that the sale of the property or any part of it TENURE & POSSESSION or any right attached to it becomes chargeable for the The land is for sale freehold with vacant possession purposes of VAT, such tax will be payable in addition to the available upon completion. purchase price. SPORTING AND MINERAL RIGHTS VIEWING & FURTHER INFORMATION The sporting rights are in hand and are included in the sale Viewing of the land can be arranged strictly by prior so far as they are owned. The mining and mineral rights are appointment with Dee Atkinson & Harrison. For further in hand and excluded from the sale. information please contact: Davina Fillingham BSc (Hons) MRICS FAAV. Tel: (01377) 253151, email: davina@dee- SERVICES atkinson-harrison.co.uk To our knowledge, no services are connected to the land. Particulars Prepared September 2020 The Exchange, Driffield | 01377 253151 | www.dee-atkinson-harrison.co.uk Disclaimer: Dee Atkinson & Harrison for themselves and for the vendor or lessors of this property, whose Agents they are, give notice that these particulars are produced in good faith, are set out as a general guide only and do not constitute any part of a Contract. No person in the employment of Dee Atkinson & Harrison has any authority to make any representation or warranty whatever in relation to this property. .
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